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[Galaxy S6 Edge Themes and Apps] edzamber:
Installed on my Rom, working very well ! Many Thanks, i will integrate it into my Aroma installer for my next Rom release and give you proper credits as usual [emoji6]

Just a question : audio_effects.conf is compatible for both G925F and G920F or it need to be adapted because my Rom is base on G925F 4DPG2 firmware but compatible for both devices.
[Galaxy S6 Edge Themes and Apps] stangdriver44:
Glad to hear it worked as described!

As for the conf file, I have been using the same file for S6 Flat/Edge also N5!

I haven't gotten and feedback saying something isn't working or is broken, so I can only assume it works for various devices and builds?

I am working on a script that will modify the users current audio_effects.conf, but haven't finalized yet since haven't needed it.

Goodluck with your update and glad to hear people enjoy the latest V4A installer!
[Galaxy S6 Edge Themes and Apps] edzamber:
Thanks my friend :)

Yes you made a very good work and your Aroma is very nice [emoji2]
[Galaxy S6 Edge Themes and Apps] x4x3:
Confirm working incl. NEON using included stock patch!

I´m on 925f stock rom/kernel MM, rooted.

THX a lot:highfive:
[Galaxy S6 Edge Themes and Apps] stangdriver44:
I actually meant to reply back to you long time ago when you posted this.

I wanted to thank you for the valuable feedback because I myself was wondering how the patch was working for people and your post confirmed all is well!

Again, thank you I really appreciate the feedback!
[Huawei Mate S] bgx:
Somebody out there who archive to root the B303 marshmallow update?

I tried a lot but it ends everytime in a bootloop. I tried with systemless root but also bootloop.

For the P8 there is a custom kernel witch will root marshmallow. How we can archive this on mate s?
[Huawei Mate S] blueIBI:
till now there is no known and stable root method for the b303

Gesendet von meinem Mate S CRR-L09 B303
[Huawei Mate S] almeria53:
https://youtu.be/u45pYB3cnLU

Thank user Eloy Gomez

Enviado desde mi HUAWEI CRR-L09 mediante Tapatalk
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swahull:
I am a relative noob and currently have a Galaxy S4 i9500 which I have successfully flashed with the Halcyon Deodexed rom... however it's still an older phone and is slow so I am thinking about a replacement. However there are so many Samsung phones to choose from, so my question is, which Samsung phone from the active range is fast and easiest to get a reliable debloated, deodexed, rooted rom that can have xposed installed? (similar to Halcyon on i9500?)

I'm not concerned with warranty, for me the availability of workable recovery and reliable roms with good performance is the most important.

Please let me have constructive suggestions.

Thanks,
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Inelukis:
If you're interested on Touchwiz Custom ROMSs, S6 is a good device. Otherwise, I suggest you to buy another phone.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swahull:
It's the "other phone" that's the burning question..... Samsung, HTC, Xiaomi, which is easiest?

Looking forward hopefully to some suggestions..
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ciprigeorgiu:
I think you should look which has the largest development community. You can easily check the number of threads and posts in various phone sections. But over the years Samsung phones have had lots of support even with exynos processor difficulties. SO I suggest to go for a S6. Personally I have a LG G4 but it runs so good that I don't think about root or custom roms.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swahull:
Thanks

Thanks for the constructive suggestion...

I guess my options are Samsung, HTC, Huawai, Xiaomi, but all have their issues I guess, maybe I'll just stick with the idea of upgrading to an S6
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fullmetal Jun:
Nexus devices are easiest to flash roms! LG devices get great support as well! The S6 has great support, but due to lack of exynos code which will never be released, will never have a stable rom!

Huawei which use their own cpu have bad support. Basically snapdragon devices have stable custom roms! Sony and HTC have excellent support as well.

But fortunately I like the stock S6 which has great multitasking features and camera processing.
[Galaxy Tab S General] Tinderbox (UK):
If the Tab S1 does not get v6 Marshmallow I will not be buying another Samsung tablet or phone again, "cross my heart and hope to die, stick a needle in my eye"

John.
[Galaxy Tab S General] jenz25:
Yeah, I don't think samsung cares if you or everyone on XDA don't buy their products. We make up less than 1% of their market. To answer your question, I will probably buy another samsung tablet if my tab S dies as I bought this device without really expecting any modifications through firmware updates. One should not buy a product with hopes of future improvements, except for maybe nexus ones.
[Galaxy Tab S General] Tinderbox (UK):
Well i am still on kitkat as the buggy v5.0.2 lollipop is a joke, we did not even get the stable v5.1, I have had to disable half the apps and turn off sync to reduced the crazy battery drain while in sleep mode, so V6 mashmallow is my only hope for a stable low sleep drain without disabling everything.

John.
[Galaxy Tab S General] HKSpeed:
The screen (LED, aspect ratio, and resolution) and physical home button are the primary reasons I got this tablet. Those are more important than OS since custom ROMS are available. My previous tablet was a Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4, which never got LP. So I installed CM 12. I'll install CM13 on this tablet if Samsung never updates it.

In regards to battery life, I keep it on airplane mode all the time and turn off WIFI when I'm not going to use the tablet for more than 8 hours. I'm running IronKernel with the developer's suggested settings.

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My mom has a Galaxy Tab 4. She doesn't know what OS it has, nor does she care. My wife hates updates on her Samsung and Apple devices. She calls them "downdates" because they make unwanted changes and she has to learn how to use the device all over again.
[Galaxy Tab S General] GoldExperience:
When I bought this tablet I was aware how awful Samsung updates are.

But I don't have regrets because it was pretty cheap when I bought it and in my country there is not much options: you have to go for LG, Samsung, Apple or non-brand tablets.

If you ignore the lack of official support and the capacitative buttons it is a really good device.
[Galaxy Tab S General] jenz25:
I'm on 5.0.2 and I use my tablet quite a lot. I get very good performance and average to good battery life. I don't really get what people are ranting about. Look at the market today. This device is the best in class in terms of price. Don't even get me going on the screen.
[Galaxy Tab S General] mightywhites29111971:
Why wouldn't a customer expect firmware updates for a premium device that cost me Â£400 new? To stop supporting flagship devices (which this was) less than two years old is ridiculous and will stop people buying their products (it will stop me) when other companies do.
[Galaxy Tab S General] warriorking:
Considering the fact that several sources say we are getting the update I don't feel the need to worry.

But yes I would order another tablet from Samsung.
[Galaxy Tab S General] jenz25:
The day you picked up the phone, you bought it as it is with no attached promise to update. That simple.
[Galaxy Tab S General] urself25:
I bought it for the hardware more than the OS update since the OS changes are not know at the time it was bought. I return my TabPro 10.1 for my Tab S 10.5 because the specs were much better.

I had an Asus Tranformer Prime prior to my Samsung Tab and I hated it because of the hardware issues it had. I would buy another TabS in an heart beat.
[Galaxy Tab S General] Astania:
No, obviously.
[Galaxy Tab S General] 3DSammy:
Like a few others I primarily bought the hardware (AMOLED 16:10) over the firmware version. To support that comment, just a few days ago I pulled my Nexus 10 unused out of the closet. That device never officially received Marshmallow but there was OmniROM v6.0.1 that became available. It was easy to flash and you can feel that Marshmallow makes the N10 a smoother experience. With that real life experience behind me and my TabS warranty up in May/2016, I'll just flash a TabS Marshmallow ROM at that time assuming nothing comes from Samsung.

I will not argue with you that Samsung is pitiful with regard to timely updates and even how long they support their devices. To my mind they should sell a touchwize version and a vanilla Android version at no discount. They may just find that more people buy the vanilla version and they can save themselves a lot of software development money.

I've already posted my findings of how bad Samsung is at software development when I went to theme touchwize. Their lack of basic software development practices prevents them from any rapid deployment of updates.

If put in charge of there OS software group I'd fire the managers on the spot, implement tight controls and fire any developer who does not adhere. The cost saving, increase in issuing updates and reputation improvement would be staggering, especially with so many devices to support.
[Galaxy Tab S General] episode96:
As long as they're what I consider the better option, yeah. Software updates are just part of the equation. And I'll take oled over updates any day.
[Galaxy Tab S General] Akopps:
The original question posed by the OP implies implicitly that the "fact" that Marshmallow is not coming to Tab S is some kind of a terrible tragedy. But is it really a tragedy? I am on a stock Lollipop, and I think the experience is great. Nice, smooth, functional gui. Easy to root and modify. All apps work, and Android apps will support 5.0 for a long, long time.
[Galaxy Tab S General] ayamgoreng:
if it 2x spec upgrade from tab S + 16:9/16:10 screen then maybe.

other than that, I'll hold

not much tablet option that have simcard + good specs.
[Galaxy Tab S General] mightywhites29111971:
Don't get me wrong. I think the tablet is very good. However I could only buy the 16GB version when it came out thinking that Lollipop was going to give the full micro SD card marshmallow does. As we all know it does not. IF Samsung do update it will be a superb tablet. They need to stop making so many devices if they cannot update them!
[Galaxy Tab S General] RoyBM:
Not sure. This was my first and only tablet to be honest.

Do I like what I purchased? Yes I use it a lot, actually more then I thought I would. Its my go to mobile media consumption, internet, show watching, mobile gaming device (thanks to emulators).

Do I like Samsungs horrible support? Of course not. But thanks for places like XDA, do we really need to rely on Samsung to give us a great rom?

I wont be buying another tablet until something BIG with breakthrough technology comes along.

For now, I am content with what I have, even though I feel I overpaid for it lol
[Galaxy Tab S General] machx1111:
I will absolutely not buy another Samsung device... period. between this and my note 4.. I am done with the bloatware and crap software added on. 100% nexus in the future
[Galaxy Tab S General] RoyBM:
I would go Nexus, but the fact they have no sd card slot is a game changer for me.
[Galaxy Tab S General] pawces:
If they release a tablet with 4K super amoled and same aspect ratio to the Tab S1 then I probably would. Still the best in class screen IMO...
[Galaxy Tab S General] Eddie Hicks:
I've had my Tab S since July 2014. I'm on Lollipop 5.0.2, rooted but no custom ROM. My tablet is not buggy at all. I fully charge my tablet in my home office and put it on my night stand when I go to bed. I do not disable notifications or turn off wifi. Every morning I use my tablet to read the news after about 7 hours of sleep and the battery is around 98% charged. So maybe there is an issue with your tablet that is causing the crazy battery drain.
[Galaxy Tab S General] Tinderbox (UK):
You must have one of the new super battery`s for it to only loose 2% overnight and have wifi and notification turned on.
[Galaxy Tab S General] Akopps:
Now that there are fairly stable CM13 and CM12.1 ROMs, both official and unofficial, getting an official Marshmallow update is less critical for a lot of people. The only reason I don't use CM13 right now is because I use my tab as a portable TV screen and ATT's Uverse app does something nasty in order to detect if you're using a non-stock ROM. But like I said, the Lollipop GUI is not a huge tragedy. What I did is disable notifications, auto-sync, auto-update, and auto-whatever for ALL pre-installed apps that I never use, and that seems to have done it to me. I also keep the free ad-spamming apps from play store down to the minimum (only must have apps). So my tab is in deep sleep at idle most of the time and uses up about 2% of battery charge over 24 hours. So yes, as long as the screen is good and they keep including the sd card slot, I might consider buying Samsung tablets again.

PS: Got this T-800 from BestBuy during 2014 end of year sales.
[Galaxy Tab S General] Diogenes5:
I would simply for the fact that there aren't any other options in the android space. Name a better manufacturer? I jumped in earlier on the Asus Transformer line and was burned twice by their god-awful emmc. They supported their device well but the hardware had a huge flaw. And a lot of manufacturers lock their bootloader now as well while Samsung has stayed relatively open.

Until something better comes along, I won't preclude Samsung. It's just going to be taking into consideration I can't expect more than a few updates from any Samsung device I buy.
[Galaxy Tab S General] Kayak83:
Nope. Will be buying a Shield k1 or the updated version of the shield tablet that is probably going to be released this year. Duces, Samsung.
[Galaxy Tab S General] wappiesoft:
November 2015 I bought a Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 SM-T800 and again come from Samsung reports that Android SURE N is not available for this tablet. It was would be even rolled sure if Android 6 Marshmallow for my tablet. Samsung now focuses purely on the Tab S2 and it now rolls one to another update from. Every time I kick it. Overview my Samsung Galaxy products: 2x S4 (no support), 2x S5 (last update on the way), 3x Tab 3 7.0 (no support), 1X Note 10.1 N8010 (no support), 2x Tab S 10.5 SM-T800 (last update on the way ). I'm afraid I'm going in there again stairs I saw the specifications of the S7. The S6 I have beaten about because of the lack of an SD card and not water and dust proof. S7 which again turned back. So wait.
[Galaxy Tab S General] amateurhack:
Well,I thought about this for a while, and I just come back to, "I don't know." Certainly my decision has nothing to do with the M upgrade. I will probably just buy the best tablet I can afford, and not worry about o.s. upgrades.
[Galaxy Tab S General] antsinthepants:
No more Samsung for me

No. Had enough of Samsung and their crapware and non-existent updates. Tab S 8.4 will get CM13 and then goes to the girlfriend. S4 GPE I will use until it dies and then search for a manufacturer that is less likely to disappoint.

I bought a Shield K1 Tablet to replace my Tab S 8.4.

Pros: Cheaper - allows to run SD Card as internal storage - no bloat/crapware - Nvidia is super quick with updates - less flimsy - not constantly touching soft buttons by accident - not constantly blocking speakers with my hands/fingers - it's a truly awesome gaming machine with impressive graphics power [get it with the controller - which runs over wifi (inclusive with 'hi-res' sound)]

Cons: Only HDMI res / not as light / battery life - still so much happier with the design and the device in general.
[Galaxy Tab S General] aegeuss:
My biggest wish for this device is Lollipop for the extra usage of sd-card. 16 gb of storage is not enough where we are left with nearly half of it. I use this tablet exclusively for magazine reading, movies, pdf's and game playing etc. I need storage space and I want all storage hungry apps to natively use my 64 gb sd card for their data which is sitting for nothing for these kind of storage hungry apps. I hope I get this functionality with an OS update.
[Galaxy Tab S General] Tinderbox (UK):
I suppose you mean Marshmallow not Lollipop, as it allows you to combine internal storage and external storage(microsd) so 16gb + 64gb = 80gb minus the OS

John.
[Galaxy Tab S General] htrex:
Samsung much likely won't enable the adoptable storage option in it's MM rom, but a workaround with adb shell, not requiring root, is already public. So yes, we should be able to do it.
[Galaxy Tab S General] vedudnur:
Dear Xda friends and dev's thanks for everything you supported customers who buys phones tablets with suffering diffuculties in the life and don't gets support by the brands ...So it's been long time I cheeted by Samsung with many phone and finally sm-t700 tablet it's over you lost me Samsung with your plastic and rubbish phones and tablets.....never ever I will buy Samsung ....and many thanks to Dev's via Xda to support us to make our phone usefull....God bless all of you all...

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NO no....
[Galaxy Tab S General] michel333alfa:
It is coming this month or may. NOT AN APRIL FOOL. IT IS LAST IN SECOND LIST OF THREE LISTS
[Galaxy Tab S General] MarcoLK:
No, because this tablet is amazing! There are a few builds of 6.0 and other cm builds. Thats enough for me.
[Galaxy Tab S General] schmintan:
Probably not another samsung tablet. My s8.4 became a mess of a device after lollipop (screen flickr, totally unreliable battery, random restarts, unresponsive touchscreen) and was totally useless. had to void my warranty to downgrade to kitkat to make the device useable again.

Mailed samsung support but after 2 weeks im expecting no response, hence why i took matters into my own hands. As its a premium device at a premium price, i dont think id pay for that level of support & release of dodgy updates again.
[Galaxy Tab S General] tonker83:
Hell no. My next tablet will be a iPad. At least I know what i'm getting then, at least 3 updates, 2 that actually work.
[Galaxy Tab S General] lordnihilusmd:
I think my next tablet will be a nexus, it's a shame that samsung doesn't care about updates and software support. Oh btw, were are the monthly security updates :) ?
[Galaxy Tab S General] Tinderbox (UK):
Does an lobotomy come with that iPad
[Galaxy Tab S General] ashyx:
Even I'm getting annoyed with this now, not because I'm desperate for MM, but because Samsung haven't even bothered updating the software to 5.1.1.

The Tab pro 12.2 has had it for a while, the damn specs are pretty much the same except for the screen size. It would be no big deal to provide the same for the Tab S.

I had a choice between the 2 and went for the flagship Tab S.

Crikey I've had MM on my HTC One_M8 for months now.

Samsung need to stop banging out constant updates to the existing firmware for the countless devices they release and concentrate on releasing real firmware updates.

Less software patches more real updates please Samsung.
[Galaxy Tab S General] penaqui:
NO!!!
[Galaxy Tab S General] carvation:
if it has the res, an aspect ratio and oled screen at least 10" like the tab s1 yeah, im not touching the tab s3 if its 4x3, if they release a note 2017 edition with amoled yes, not a big fan of the tab s2s 4x3
[Galaxy Tab S General] Lightn1ng:
Just Think This Has Something To Do With Location Of firmware. UK 5.0.2 had battery drain like crazy for me and I installed USA 5.0.2 and it's fine. Sorry for caps my keyboard is buggy.

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Yeah, I looked at the K1 but didn't get it as I wanted something with a bit more battery. Kinda regret now but not huge issue.
[Galaxy Tab S General] husyk:
Would I get another tablet if the Tab S does not get Android 6? No

Once I know there will be no further OS updates, I will root my Wifi 16 GB Tab S 10.5 to a clean de-Touchwized ROM for smoother performance. My biggest gripe is I didn't get a 32 GB version.

So far not impressed with the Tab S2 or S3.
[Galaxy Tab S General] bonerp:
the thing that bugs me is no security updates. How can Samsung be taken seriously without these landing monthly. MM has patches to fill the holes in the OS but they don't care. What really makes me laugh is they are still selling the Tab S1!!!!!!!
[Galaxy Tab S General] ashyx:
I wouldn't complain about the fact they are still selling the S1. At least there's a chance of update some support.
[Galaxy Tab S General] Tinderbox (UK):
So is Samsung still selling the S1 from their site? or is it just third-party seller selling the last of the stock.

John.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] licensedtoquill:
Using mFRAZZ's ROM on my G3 Wizard running radio 2.69.11, bootloader 3.08 and I have finally managed to get VoIP working. Can apparently make and receive calls with ease

However as others have noted, the earpiece doesn't work at all: VoIP only works with a hands free headset.

Does anyone know why this should be please? Is it a hardware thing, a porting or a ROM or software issue and has anyone managed to solve this problem?
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Falk:
AGEphone Mobile 2.5 Speakerphone Edition solves this problem on a row of HTC devices. The Wizard isn't amongst them yet, but we do our best to add as many devices as possible!
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Mod edit:

Thread closed.

Not the developer or unauthorized sharing.
[General Questions and Answers] jianu81:
Title says it all.I just want to mirror a game(using my android) to my pc and playing it with my controller.My PC is damn weak so no emulation and it doesn't support bluetooth either(for the controller)
[General Questions and Answers] jianu81:
bump!
[Lenovo Vibe K4 Note Questions & Answers] shameet:
do anyone have a way to get recovery for my lenovo vibe k4 note ,i have rooted it and cant find a way for getting recovery:rolleyes:

anything is helpful but no misleading plz
[Lenovo Vibe K4 Note Questions & Answers] panwar878:
same problem

Please help to get recovery file
[Lenovo Vibe K4 Note Questions & Answers] raavanan:
K4 note has locked bootloader, it has to be unlocked before we try to port custom recovery.
[Lenovo Vibe K4 Note Questions & Answers] shameet:
Ok then how we unlock bootloader and get recovery?
[Lenovo Vibe K4 Note Questions & Answers] raavanan:
Some adb command we need to use. "Fastboot oem unlock " it will factory reset and unlock bootloader. Use it caution
[Lenovo Vibe K4 Note Questions & Answers] shameet:
Like nexus 6??
[Lenovo Vibe K4 Note Questions & Answers] raavanan:
Yes